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w92c055.jpeg[26KB] Hole #9 of The Enchanted Duplicator Golf Course. Built by the Altanta in '95 Bid Committee, the hole featured scale models of their hotels -- very futuristic looking. |
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w92c060.jpeg[33KB] The Enchanted Duplicator Golf Course was built to honor MagiCon's Fan Guest of Honor Walter A. Willis, who is also an avid golfer. |
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w92c065.jpeg[28KB] Hole #1 was built and tested in the NESFA Clubhouse. It featured a live volcano as its obstacle. |
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w92c070.jpeg[26KB] Hole #2 features a model of the Alamo. Guess who sponsored this hole. It's a F.A.C.T.! |
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w92c075.jpeg[31KB] Hole #4 was sponsored by MCFI (Massachusetts Cnvention Fandom Inc.) who used it to promote their bid for the 1998 Worldcon. |
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w92c080.jpeg[32KB] An early stage of the Glasgow in '95 golf course hole. As they emptied more bottles in their bid parties, the hole got more obstacles. |
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w92c085.jpeg[29KB] A detail of the Enchanted Duplicator Golf Course hole sponsored by the Glasgow in 1995 bid committee. |
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w92c090.jpeg[25KB] After a strenuous back nine or ten holes of enchanted miniature golf, you were directed to the oasis of the fabulous fan lounge |
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w92c095.jpeg[30KB] The "official" inspection. That's the backs of MagiCon Chairman Joe Siclari and his wife Edie Stern as they check out the Enchanted Duplicator Golf Course. |
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w92c100.jpeg[27KB] Chairman Joe tries to make a putt before his beeper rings again. |